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<h3>Playful, deterministic SVG avatars for default profile pictures.</h3>Blobz generates the same unique avatar from any username, email, or ID, ensuring a consistent and personal touch for every user. Instead of generic silhouettes or limited image pools, Blobz provides each seed with a distinct, playful avatar. This makes new profiles feel intentional from the start.<ul><li>Deterministic Generation: Uses a stable input (username, email, ID) to consistently generate the same avatar, ensuring identity persistence even if a user uploads and removes a profile picture.</li><li>Vast Combinations: Offers over 4.9 billion possible avatar combinations from a single seed.</li><li>No Storage Needed: Avatars are recreated on demand, eliminating the need for file uploads or storage.</li></ul>Blobz offers three ways to integrate:<ul><li>React Package: Render SVG avatars directly in your application with a free and unlimited React component.</li><li>shadcn Components: Easily integrate ready-to-use profile, account, and group UI components.</li><li>Hosted API: Access avatars as image URLs, with paid plans available for high-volume usage.</li></ul>This approach provides a better default avatar that users are less likely to replace, offering a playful yet reliable identity solution.

Blobz: deterministic avatars worth keeping

currently focusing on learning AI

Discover the most unhinged, chaotic, and meme-worthy moments from LinkedIn, curated and delivered straight to your inbox every Saturday. PeakedIn brings you a weekly Hall of Fame featuring five hand-picked posts that highlight the peak absurdity of professional networking culture. Whether it is a tech analogy taken way too far or an absolute goldmine of a corporate grindset post, we archive the internet's finest professional moments with no judgment, just pure appreciation. What you get:<ul><li>5 certified unhinged LinkedIn moments every Saturday. </li><li> Reader-nominated, curator-approved content. </li><li> Free to subscribe, always.</li></ul>From the latest issue:Issue 1 features a brilliant collection of posts, including a tragic romance between Maggi and a MacBook, a unique strategy to prove your existence to HR, and an elegant water-based productivity hack.Nominate a post:Stumbled across something completely unhinged on your own feed this week? Send it our way! The best submissions make it into our permanent Hall of Fame.

Peakedin - LinkedIn's Peak Meme Momemnts

15, wanna be engineer ;-;

BetterWrite offers a beautiful, distraction-free writing environment designed for those who value simplicity and focus. With Vim keybindings, users can enjoy a familiar and efficient editing experience. The editor supports multiple fonts and includes a dark mode for comfortable writing in low-light conditions.<ul><li>Vim keybindings for efficient navigation</li><li>Multiple font options for personalized aesthetics</li><li>Dark mode for reduced eye strain</li><li>indexed db to save your work offline</li></ul> This minimalist editor is perfect for writers who want to concentrate on their thoughts, not the interface. Whether you're drafting a novel or jotting down notes, BetterWrite provides the tools you need to stay productive and inspired.

BetterWrite

LeetJump is a powerful browser extension designed to enhance your coding practice by providing instant access to over 3000 LeetCode problems. With the universal Alt+L shortcut, you can quickly navigate to any problem without losing momentum. This extension is built for developer efficiency, ensuring you stay in the flow while practicing algorithms and data structures.Now this is the description of it, but why does this even exist in the first place, so one day I was sitting in my lecture of competitive programming and the teacher asked us to open 423 leetcode question. I opened new tab typed 423 lc .... got shitty results, typed 423 leetcode and then after a bit scrolling got to the problem .... sounded like too much of effort to me so to save my 30 sec I used 5 days of mine to create this extension. Now its Alt+L -&gt; 423 -&gt; enter and btw I can also access problem of the day with Alt+L -&gt; /potd -&gt; enter<h3>Key Features</h3><ul><li>Speed &amp; Performance: Experience instant search across thousands of problems with a response time of less than 150ms, thanks to debounced real-time search and efficient result ranking.</li><li>Smart Search: Search by number, title, or keyword with intelligent result ranking and smart matching with exact priority.</li><li>Slash Commands : Access potd with slash commands in an instant.</li><li>Data &amp; Storage: Utilizes the official LeetCode API with 24-hour cache staleness and offline fallback support, ensuring local storage only for privacy.</li><li>Advanced Features &amp; Sync: Access the Problem of the Day quickly and enjoy background sync every 6 hours, complete with rich metadata and difficulty dots.</li><li>Privacy &amp; Security: No tracking or analytics, with minimal browser permissions and cross-browser compatibility.</li></ul>LeetJump is free and open source, inviting community support to continue improving the extension. Join thousands of developers who never lose momentum with LeetJump.

LeetJump

This is the latest release of my very first extension, originally launched four months ago. Since then, it has evolved significantly through user feedback, growing into a refined tool that’s now a featured extension on the Chrome Web Store with over 300 users on both firefox addons and chrome webstore. I can confidently say: this is the best greyscale extension you’ll find out there.Transform your browsing experience with Monochromate, a powerful greyscale browser extension designed to enhance digital wellness. By reducing digital distractions and preventing doomscrolling, Monochromate helps boost productivity for students, professionals, and anyone seeking mindful web browsing. Focus on what matters by turning down the colors and turning up your focus.<h3>Key Features</h3><ul><li>Smart Scheduler: Automatically enable greyscale mode during specific hours to reduce evening screen time and maintain focus during work hours.</li><li>Customizable Intensity: Fine-tune the greyscale intensity from 0-100% to find your perfect balance.</li><li>Site Exceptions: Manage a smart blacklist to keep work-critical sites in full color while applying greyscale elsewhere.</li><li>Export &amp; Sync Settings: Effortlessly sync your configurations across browsers with backup and restore features.</li><li>Fullscreen Mode Support: Unlike other greyscale extensions that are not able to apply the filter over fullscreens, monochromate is consistent with greyscale filtering.</li><li>Privacy-First &amp; Open Source: No data collection or tracking, with all settings stored locally for maximum privacy.</li><li>Cross-Browser Support: Available for both Chrome and Firefox, built with the WXT framework for consistent performance.</li></ul>Join hundreds of digital wellness enthusiasts who have reduced screen time and stopped doomscrolling with Monochromate. Free forever and open-source, Monochromate is your companion for a more focused and productive browsing experience.

Monochromate v1.4.3

So I've been using shadcn for past 1-2 years at this point but, it can't be denied that it comes with friction. One of such friction that I encountered was in their cli. It's very tedious to just add components, you have to go like shadcn@latest add button card and whatnot every time. And basically that's the reason compadcn exists, it's a wrapper over shadcn-cli, in which you don't have to write the component, you can just use interactive menus to access everything.It comes with 4 commands as of now<ul><li>`add` - which allows you to add components just as shadcn-cli but with an interactive menu </li><li>`lint` - a command that is for people who up until this point used `--all` flag to install every component just so they can avoid friction. It lists all the unused components in your project and allows you to remove them</li><li>`remove` - something which I find lovely to use as not only it delete the component file, but also removes it's import from every file and gives you the option to delete it's dependency too without any effort. </li><li>`preset` - this is a command that consists of 5 sub commands to manage preset. Presets are the list of components that you can install with just one line. For example you have 12 components that you install every time you begin a project, instead of doing `shadcn@latest add ..... ` you can just create a preset out of it and do `preset install preset_name` and voila all the components installed in 1 swoop By default compadcn comes with 9 built presets and you can create your custom ones too. </li></ul>This project was built under a week so bugs are expected so if you find any kindly report them on <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://github.com/lirena00/compadcn">github</a> . If you liked the project your stars over there would also be appreciated :)I also prepared this <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://youtu.be/uCViZ5Ch4Qs">launch day video</a> that I uploaded over youtube, it also includes demo so you can also visit that if you find any issues.

Compadcn

Monochromate is a simple yet powerful browser extension designed to reduce screen time, improve focus, and enhance accessibility by applying a grayscale filter to web pages. By removing distracting colors, it encourages mindful browsing and helps users regain control of their digital habits. Benefits: <ul><li>Reduce Screen Time – Studies show that grayscale mode makes screens less stimulating, helping you spend less time on distracting websites.</li><li>Boost Productivity &amp; Focus – A color-free interface minimizes visual clutter, allowing you to concentrate better on tasks.</li><li>Reduce Eye Strain – Some users find grayscale mode easier on the eyes, especially during long browsing sessions.</li></ul> Key Features: <ul><li>One-Click Toggle – Easily enable or disable grayscale mode.</li><li>Adjustable Intensity – Fine-tune the level of grayscale to match your preference.</li><li>Website Blacklist – Keep specific websites in color while applying grayscale everywhere else.</li><li>Minimal and User-Friendly Interface – A sleek, modern design for seamless use.</li></ul>External Links:<ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://github.com/lirena00/monochromate">Github</a></li></ul><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/monochromate/hafcajcllbjnoolpfngclfmmgpikdhlm">Chrome Web Store </a></li><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/monochromate/">Firefox Addons</a></li></ul>

Monochromate

Newsense is a news aggregator that provides you with the latest news from various sources without any nuisance and use Gemini to summarize the news into just 5 points so that you don't have to read non sense stuff.

Newsense

Absurd Expansions is a fun and creative repository dedicated to providing hilariously absurd expansions for commonly used programming-related acronyms. It also have an api so you can access also use it for your projects.Why I made this?Because apparently there is something similar to this npm expansions but then don't accept PRs anymore so just made mine ;&gt; although of course it's not just for "npm" but every acronym out there.API endpoint : <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-green-text rich-link break-all link-break" href="http://absurd-expansions.vercel.app/random">absurd-expansions.vercel.app/random</a>Yea these are few of the examples of it, while you can also contribute to it, actually would be helpful because not much of absurd expansions are in there. <ul><li>PIP: Penguins In Pajamas</li><li>NPM: Nahi Pata Mujhe</li><li>API: Antelopes Performing Incantations</li></ul>

Absurd Expansions

Odash: Your New Tab, Your Way!Transform your new tab into a personalized dashboard with Odash. Customize it with widgets, colors, background blurs, themes, and wallpapers to match your unique style.✨ Features:<ul><li>Custom Widgets: Add and arrange todos, countdowns, notes, search bar, clock, and website links, and many more yet to come.</li><li>Themes &amp; Colors: Choose from a variety of themes and custom colors to make your new tab pop.</li><li>Backgrounds: Use stunning wallpapers and background blurs for a beautiful browsing experience.</li><li>Personalized Layout: Arrange everything exactly how you like it for a productive and stylish new tab.</li><li>AI Assitance: AI Assistance to guide you with anything if you are feeling lost.</li></ul>Take control of your browsing experience and make your new tab page truly yours with Odash.(PS: I was not able to add much of ai feature because of several reasons so it might very well get discarded but aight :) )

Odash

Animood is designed to suggest anime based on your mood, whether you are happy, sad, excited or anything in between animood has got you covered with it's recommendation. Watching any content with the right mood enhances the experience is what I feel so I made Animood.

Animood

Unleashing the world of waifus in a TikTok-inspired exploration platform, showcasing my proficiency in Next.js, React.js, and Tailwind CSS.
https://aishiteru.lirena.in/

Aishiteru

A Black Clover Discord rpg bot made using discord.py with integration of database.

Clover Bot

my personal/portfolio website showcasing my projects, skills, and also featuring substack articles of mine.the source code is open source at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://github.com/lirena00/lirena.in">https://github.com/lirena00/lirena.in</a>I rewrote this website recently and along with the ui/ux changes I also migrated from next 14 to next 15 app router.